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Chris Quinn |
Chris Quinn added a blog entry 'A general howdy.' 21 days
About me. I am a professional bluegrass banjo player and teacher. I grew up listening to Scruggs, Crowe, Stanley, & Hartford; to name only a few. I went through a big Bela Fleck phase (pre-Flecktones); I will again. I play more Scruggsy stuff these days, but have a few melodic chops for fiddle tunes. I've recorded extensively and toured & taught all over the U.S., Canada, & parts of Europe.
I currently perform with The Tone Rangers https://youtu.be/kXApWBGNuro?si=YAoW-5Hqbvu2wIOJ
I teach lessons. I teach banjo; have done since 1989. I have learned a lot over the years and always enjoy learning more. I remember how it feels to struggle through the initial learning process! If I am performing in your town, or you are passing through Toronto, feel free to contact me for a lesson. E-mail me at wheelhoss@gmail.com or text (416) 819-8990.
Drop me a line. If you think I can answer any questions or you just want to say hello, please drop me a line. If you are ever in Toronto and would like to get together or are looking for music events, please drop me a line.
Enjoy the banjo journey.
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Playing Style: Bluegrass (Scruggs)
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Playing Since: 1979
Experience Level: Expert/Professional
Chris Quinn has made 1 recent addition to Banjo Hangout
Interests:
[Teaching] [Jamming] [Socializing] [Helping]
Occupation: Musician
Gender: Male
Age: 59
My Instruments:
- 1931 Gibson Kel Kroydon. Huber HR-30 ring. The maple and ebony neck is probably from the 50's. This is a fantastic banjo!
- Gibson RB-250; a 1974, mahogany neck, two piece flange: 100% stock. It records fantastically, sounds great up and down the neck, the 4th string growls, and the back-up leaps out of it.
- 2007 RK Deco King. I have #00000001. The prototype! Thank you to Greg Rich for the sponsorship and asking me!
Favorite Bands/Musicians:
I know this is a long list, but it really includes musicians and music that has been, and continues to be, influential on me.
In the world of bluegrass, real country and old-time: Bill Monroe, Charlie Monroe, Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs, Jimmy Martin, The Stanley Brothers, Buzz Busby, Reno and Smiley, Paul Warren, The Delmore Brothers, Don Stover, Rudy Lyle, Kenny Ingram, J.D. Crowe, Allen Shelton, Eddie Shelton, Danny Barnes, Scott Vestal, Bill Emerson, Tom Adams, Steve Huber, Ron Stewart, Tim O'Brien, Junior Huskey, Kenny Baker, Vassar Clements, John Hartford, Charlie Cushman, Bela Fleck, Tony Trischka, Tony Furtado, Craig Smith, Carroll Best, Tim Stafford, Kenny Smith, Norman Blake, Ron Block, Barry Bales, Adam Steffey, Alison Krauss, Dan Tyminski, Jerry Douglas, Mike Compton, David Long, Larry Perkins, David Grier, Tony Rice, Roland White, Alan Munde, Richard Bailey, Mike Munford, George Jones, Buck Owens, Don Rich, Lefty Frizzell, Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Keith Whitley.
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I am a professional bluegrass banjo player and teacher. I grew up listening to Scruggs, Crowe, Stanley, & Hartford; to name only a few. I went through a big Bela Fleck phase. I play more Scruggsy stuff these days, but have a few melodic chops for fiddle tunes. I've recorded extensively and toured all over Canada and the U.S. I have learned a lot over the years and always enjoy learning more. I remember how it feels to struggle through the initial learning process! I hope to hear from some of you. E-mail me at wheelhoss@gmail.com or All the best to all the other banjo players out there!
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